Yadea Cocoa
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Yadea Cocoa. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- The Cocoa has lights, fenders, an integrated rear rack rated for 110lb, and a 35lb-rated front rack.
- An expert appreciates the large color display and its unusual data points, such as the trees saved and reduction of carbon emissions by riding.
- The 500W motor proves "quite punchy," with more than enough performance for one tester.
- The turn signals are integrated into the bar ends. One tester feels this is more effective than typical taillight turn signals.
- The Cocoa arrives very well packaged, according to the reviewer.
- Yadea includes an adjustable stem for easy modifications to fit.
- The step-through frame makes it easy to get on and off the bike.
- A reviewer admires the bike’s fresh look and eye-catching colorway.
4 reasons not to buy
- The Cocoa appears not to have UL e-bike safety certification.
- The Yadea website lacks key specifications, including geometry, rider fit, total weight capacity, torque, and charger output. Yadea fails to reply to requests for clarification.
- A reviewer notes that though the 3” mid-fat tires ride well on light off-road terrain, some riders may lament the lack of suspension.
- The chain guard makes refitting a dropped chain more difficult.
Bottom line
Yadea’s Cocoa is a Class 3 electric commuter with a step-through frame, 500W motor, and 675Wh battery. The sole review doesn’t test any key performance metrics. The eye-catching colorway, cargo racks, and integrated lights and turn signals impress the tester. The big color display, excellent brakes, responsive torque sensor also earn praise. The 3” tires prove grippy on-road and both comfortable and capable on light off-road terrain. The tester deems the Yadea Cocoa good value, but potential buyers should be mindful of the lack of important performance and rider fit data, and Yadea’s failure to provide clarification when contacted.
